Research and analysis

Review of next generation carbon capture technology for industrial, waste and power sectors

Technoeconomic analysis and review of next generation carbon capture technology to be deployed on UK industrial, waste and power sites between 2030 and 2035.

From:
Department for Energy Security and Net Zero and Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy
Published
31 May 2022

Documents

Next generation carbon capture technology: technoeconomic analysis

PDF, 3.05 MB, 176 pages

Next generation carbon capture technology: technoeconomic analysis methodology

PDF, 479 KB, 33 pages

Next generation carbon capture technology: technology review

PDF, 905 KB, 55 pages

Next generation carbon capture technology: case study - mobile demonstration plant

PDF, 1.44 MB, 27 pages

Details

This technoeconomic analysis and review of next generation carbon capture technology focuses in particular on the opportunity to deploy next generation carbon capture technology on UK industrial, waste and power sites between 2030 and 2035.

Industry stakeholders were given the opportunity to provide input to the interim findings, and an advisory board was set up to monitor the review.

BEIS commissioned AECOM and the University of Sheffield to undertake the review.

Workshop on the review

We are holding an online workshop for industry on the review findings:

Further information

The UK Carbon Capture Storage Research Centre (UK CCS RC) has provided detailed outputs from the 9-month review.

If you need more information or have any questions, contact industry.innovation@beis.gov.uk with the subject line: CCUS Innovation 2.0.

Published 31 May 2022

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